The anthropomorphic cats gangster-influenced Lackadaisy is centering around the 1920s St. Louis, following the adventures of a group of bootleggers working for a club at the height of prohibition.
Lackadaisy has already crowd-funded enough of a budget to produce a five-episode mini-series and some shorts.
The varied cast of characters each brings unique edges to the classic Prohibition setting, fleshing out a typically gritty drama with a playful (but dangerous) sense of fun. It's a very character-driven series, with a blend of dramatic beats and surprising comedy filtered through the classic dangers of the gangster genre.
This car’s original owner was Carl Fisher, a Packard dealer who was also the driving force behind building the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It’s also the earliest Indy 500 pace car still around
contemporary art gallery Spoke Art commissioned Matt Taylor to create a special tribute poster honoring the Studio Ghibli gem, “Kiki’s Delivery Service”, he made it from a collage of screen shots from the movie